Far from the giallo masterpiece 'A Blade in the Dark' (or 'La casa con la scala nel buio'), Joe Sherlock's 'A Knife in the Dark' might mislead with its title, but it lacks any real substance. This film shouldn't be mistaken for the typical Sherlock flair; it predominantly features novice actors confined to a suburban setting, engaging in endless dialogue that barely progresses the narrative. It appears the film's aim is to stretch the content to reach a feature-length runtime, devoid of the inventive SOV gags or the playful inclusion of voluptuous fun gratuitous nudity, leaving viewers with nothing but prolonged conversations. Try "Zombie Chronicles: Infection Zone" instead.
Review of A Knife in the Dark
